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Provoice On Conventional VHF???

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KD4YGG

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Just wondering if anyone has heard Provoice on Conventional VHF?

Franklin County, Illinois has a VHF link frequency of 155.7300 between their three PSAP dispatch centers.

The frequency uses digital modulation and it sounds exactly like Provoice by Ma/Com.

Does Ma/Com make conventional Provoice radios? I was under the impression that Provoice was only available for trunking.

Any comments??? Anyone???
 

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ProVoice is available in both Trunking and Conventional, and it is quite possible that ProVoice is being used on VHF... they do have radios that support it.

Interesting....
 
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